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Geothermal Energy in India

Geothermal energy is heat stored inside the Earth, reached through deep wells and used to make power or to warm and cool buildings. India notified a national policy for it in September 2025 and commissioned its first two geothermal wells at Puga Valley in Ladakh in July 2026.

Last updated 2 November 20267 min read
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Gathers the Puga wells, the policy and the five R&D projects into one dated log, so the sequence from sanction to first wells now reads in one place.

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